rosamund. — context to come across. absolutely. rosamund. do _ context to come across. absolutely. do you want to move . context to come across. absolutely. rosamund, do you want to move onj context to come across. absolutely. i rosamund, do you want to move on to the telegraph? there's a photograph of this little boy being carried off by his father after people were being rescued. it has a very interesting analysis piece by gordon rayner, the associate editor.— piece by gordon rayner, the associate editor. yes, and he's talkin: associate editor. yes, and he's talking about _ associate editor. yes, and he's talking about the _ associate editor. yes, and he's talking about the fact - associate editor. yes, and he's talking about the fact that - associate editor. yes, and he's talking about the fact that priti j talking about the fact that priti patel — and this has been a consistent theme since she became home secretary— she was putting out this time a joint statement which wasn't saying that they would work with the french to prevent illegal channel crossing. this has been a partic

rosamund, we heard from the french _ and limit them.ard from the french interior _ and limit them. rosamund, we heard from the french interior minister- from the french interior minister this evening that they push back or rescued nearly 18,000 migrants —— 8000 migrants. they say they stepped up 8000 migrants. they say they stepped up their boats, but we are told despite that, three times as many migrants as compared to last year. there isn't some detail in this. it's fascinating to hear them speaking because he was talking about all these migrants coming from belgium within the last few hours before they set sail. almost none of them were at the camp at calais or any other place where we tend to associate them. it was organised transfer. the boats were bought in germany and driven by some kind of articulated vehicle so they can be provided. we seen pictures of people and life jackets because they want insurance is about their safety. this is an industrial scale operation. this is an industrial scale operation-— this is an industrial sc

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one of parents, rosamund kissi-debrah, had a daughter, ella, who died last year from a rare form of asthmaand is the first person in britain to have air pollution officially listed as her cause of death. an itallation artist michael pinsky at cop26 features giant pollution pods that mimic the air quality of the future in various cities to show the link between climate change and health. for more, we go inside the u.n. climate summit in glasgow by two -- to speak with two guests. amit singh is a medical student at the university of east anglia and is the cop26 national working group chair for students for global health. and dr. jeni miller is the executive director of the global climate and heah alliance and the co-chair of the world health organization's civil society working group on climate & health. she helped present the letter at cop26 from 46 million health workers. we welcome you both to democracy now! jeni miller, talked about the connection between global heating, between the climate emergency, and health. >> absolutely. thank you, amy. climate impacts health in so many ways. you

the writer, researcher and academic, maya goodfellow and the new media editor of the sunday times, rosamundinformed discussion of this real tragedy. we will speak more about this in the course of bbc news here over the next couple of hours, but as i say, 10:30 pm you canjoin me then for the papers. a cross—party group of mps at westminster has called for the home office to be stripped of responsibility — for the scheme which is meant to compensate thousands of people — who came to britain from the caribbean from the end of the 1940s to the early 1970s. they are known as the windrush generation — and they're owed compensation because they were wrongly classed as illegal immigrants. only 5% of those eligible have so far received any money. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. some three decades ago, fitzroy came to britain as a 14—year—old boy. he came here legally. he never left but, in 2008, his life was turned upside down when the home office declared that he was an illegal immigrant. it had an effect that made me homeless, made me have no money, made me have to beg. mad

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